This artist used a distinctive technique to create the song "Countdown," having earlier exhibited it on the album Blue Train. This man's quartet included bassist Jimmy Garrison and pianist McCoy Tyner. On songs like "Everytime We Say Goodbye", this performer played the more obscure soprano saxophone. One of this man's albums is a four-part suite comprised of "Acknowledgement," "Restitution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm." This man composed using his namesake (*) "changes," and Ira Gitler dubbed his t
This artist used a distinctive technique to create the song "Countdown," having earlier exhibited it on the album Blue Train. This man's quartet included bassist Jimmy Garrison and pianist McCoy Tyner. On songs like "Everytime We Say Goodbye", this performer played the more obscure soprano saxophone. One of this man's albums is a four-part suite comprised of "Acknowledgement," "Restitution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm." This man composed using his namesake (*) "changes," and Ira Gitler dubbed his technique "sheets of sound." He included "Naima" on Giant Steps and recorded the song "My Favorite Things". For 10 points, name this jazz saxophonist of A Love Supreme.
This artist used a distinctive technique to create the song "Countdown," having earlier exhibited it on the album Blue Train.
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